
The star of the movie Lisa Minelli told the American viewer about her impressions of the Far Eastern capital. She was struck by the number of stairs and the absence of shopping centers in the city.
In the rating television program of the American Channel SVS “Later, later the show“ Minelli said that Rock Brinner’s friend “dragged” it to Vladivostok, reports Rosbalt IA .
“His parents lived there,” Minnelli explained. “This is very far, even further than Siberia. In short, the end of the world.”
According to Lisa, she really liked the city: “This is an energetic and beautiful city. And I asked if there are shopping centers there? They told me - no !!! And really they weren’t there!”, The shocked star shared. “How?,” The host of the show was surprised. “And what, there is not even a GAP brand?” “No!”, The interlocutor confirmed.
At the Film Festival, whose guest was the actress, she was struck that everywhere there was a step, wherever she went.
“At the festival, I needed to climb a few dozen steps. They call it a blue carpet. When I saw it, I exclaimed the“ holy saints! ”. There was a continuous staircase, covered with a blue carpet. And I had to rise on it! And I walked very slowly,” 65 -year -old Lisa Minnelli shared the impression.
According to the actress, the festival "was nothing" itself, completely different films showed it. “But their stairs are my biggest impression,” she said in an interview with SVS.
The Film Festival "The Meridians of the Pacific", whose guest was Lisa Minnelli, took place for the ninth time - it took place from September 10 to 16.
Lisa Minnelli is an American actress and singer, daughter of the legendary actress Judy Garland and director Vincent Minnelli. The first significant role of Lisa in the cinema was her Eliza in the film "Charlie Babblez". Two years later, in the film "Factory Cuckoo" she played an eccentric teenage girl, for the role of which she was nominated for the Oscar. In 1972, Minnelli played her most famous role - singer Sally Bowls in the film version of the musical "Cabaret". This film brought her the treasured Oscar statuette in the nomination "Best Actress".